Cloudman said: I had a similar situation recently with a shrine. It was one where I had to use metal objects to make electric currents to activate switches. I sped up the process by just using one of my weapons as a substitute and avoided any need to rearrange any blocks. I felt so clever

I love the moments where you think... "will this work... it should work if the game was smart" and then it does actually work, really feels great that they designed game game in many ways like how you imagine stuff should be in video games.

Yeah, that's what I really love about this game. It gives you the tools you'll need and then lets you go. It really lets you play however you like :D

Congrats, you handily beat d21lewis when it comes to time-consuming solutions.

You were actually close to a good solution, but didn't put two and two together. It's not about finding out which weapon type is best suited, it's about combining them. Five hits with a hammer plus one with a one-handed sword and that should do it. This puts the force you put on the ball between five and six hammer hits.